Love your Cora and Lietske and the great adventures. So sorry for Cora new “situation”. You guys have been through a great deal!, poor Cora! Love your posts!
Thanks for the video, as others have mentioned I hope you get Cora into the vet right away, her pain may be physical. I love watching your country life, I know it's hard work but it has to be better than those of us who live in concrete hell.
Hi Kev; As you know I'm from Ky. Back in 1948 my Das developed bleeding ulcers His Dr told him that he would probably die within 9-10months if he didn't get Nanyang and drink the milk. He did and got well and went on to live until 1974. We all loved the milk.
Corka is cleaning herself like she's had some kind of discharge or something wrong, really need to get her checked. I know it's a pain but it's necessary. Love your videos! It is kinda heartbreaking to see the little ones pulled away from their moms, but I know it's necessary. There's a lot about farming that's hard for us non-farmers. Keep up the good work! Lum 💖
Wow some of your viewers were/are pretty nasty. You are a wonderful guardian and you care deeply for your animals, your wife too. Things will get better. You just have a guard dog that takes her job seriously. I love your animals and your farms set up. Thanks for sharing your day and life. 🤗🤗🤗 ~Becka
Not trying to tell you what to do, but if she were mine, I would get her to the vet ASAP. Better safe than sorry, and clearly, something is very wrong. Especially since it started before you separated the goats. Just what I would do with my own sweet Freya pup.
The other day the flies were driving me crazy in the garden. They were so annoying. So I thought I would rub a little white vinegar on my arms, and see if that would keep them off of me. Hooray! Amazingly it worked! Just an experiment, but it sure made me happy. I could care less if I smelled like vinegar, as long as they weren't biting anymore. God bless
Cora is showing signs of pain and she's constantly licking herself so may have an infection..I think you should get her to a vet because you could lose her pretty fast.
I think that Cora might need to go to a Vet, just to make sure!! The way that you guys wean the kids seem to be the best way to do it. You see that quite a few of the kids have gone off pretty far from the fence!! Good Luck getting through the crying stage!! You guys are SO GOOD to your animals !!! LOVE YOU videos !!
Mr Kevin...plz dont listen to all these hatefuk,ignorant ppl. Yall are have a wonderful farm & u take great care of everything!! Im so sorry ppl say such rude & nasty things to u. Some people have nothing better to do but scroll the internet & find crap to complain abt..I love ur channel!! U keep doing u!!!
I'm an old lady that lives in town. Not much you can learn from my comment cause all I have is a backyard and I don't have any animals. But, I'm always watching and enjoying.
Hi there, my name is Janet and IM following you guys because I am looking at home. I am from Oklahoma, lived in Salina, Pryor Claremore and actually I was born in Claremore. I am now currently in California and I just love looking at the oak trees and hearing about things from home, and I love the little goats and your little birds and now I feel like I know you guises family I grew up on sling creek And going to blue hole and I know you’re familiar with all those places. My grandparents place was on grand Lake or Hudson Lake and fished out there all my life anyway, I just wanted to say hi thanks for sharing your life with me and letting me have a touch of home
Kevin you already know that it will take a few days & most of the crying will stop- with a couple of exceptions. Clingers, helicopter Mamas! Lol Kora will calm down then also. Shes just hormonal right now & it makes her sad to hear them cry Hope you & Rachel can get back to sleeping. Blessings on HHF Family 🙏🙏🌹 Love 🌻 from NC 💜
It could be a Pyometra which can be fatal. She needs to be taken to a vet to make sure that there aren't any dead puppies, and risk of infection. We have lost a dog to this before.
A friend of ours had a registered Australian Shepherd who had this condition. He got her spayed but then she was of no use to him, so he gave her to us. She was the best dog.
Seems to me Cora may be in pain ,hence the whimpering,and she's paying more attention to her lady bits .A trip to the vet might be a great idea about now.Bless you all.
I feel bad for poor Kora....a hormonal imbalance would feel so bad....especially also hearing the mama and baby goats crying for each other. Will she ever be bred? If not, probably best to have her spayed. Love y'alls videos....I always look forward to them. I watched the one with Rachel and Kya (sp?) with the goat having her 3 kids; it was amazing, I truly enjoyed it. Kya is so sweet and precious. Thank you! 😊💘
Kevin and Rachel, I really enjoy your videos. I have been watching for 2 1/2 -3 years and I learn so much from you. Lately I have really enjoyed watching your beautiful daughter, Kayla. She has grown so much and has such a beautiful smile. She just seems like such sweet heart and real pleasure to be around.
I'm sorry Cora is unhappy. Maybe a Veterinary visit would be a wise thing to do. Just in case she miscarried and could have unknown issues. I noticed she was checking her back end a few times. Dogs are hard to figure out sometimes for me. So maybe I'm just being a Mom. Lol. I'm accused of being overprotective sometimes. Lol. I hope everything works out for her. I love seeing your animals. I love how wonderful you all are with the care you give. God Bless You all
HOMEMADE FLY CATCHER: In a gallon jug with 2- 3 drinking straw sized holes on the side (not the top), combine 1 qt water, 1/2 cup sugar, 2 small chopped apples, and a tsp of Dawn. Hang it from a tree branch far away from your house. It's going to stink, but it will fill up with flies and possibly wasps.
Kevin milk them out as they swell. You don’t want them to get mastitis. You know you can take Kora over to the babies with Leeski while you are feeding the adults and that will settle Kora’s hormones. She’s more sensitive because she has a hormonal imbalance. 🐐🥰💐🙏🐐
Please take her to the Vets, I know it stresses her out but I think she needs to go. If this isn't typical behavior, you need to make sure she is okay.
I agree the fact she is licking her vulva in the video, can indicate an uterus infection known as pyometra which not caught early can be fatal. Please get her checked out at vets.
@@beckysutherland2065 actually Kevin said in his video she was doing this BEFORE they took the babies, so I respectfully disagree. Depression in a dog is deadly! It doesn't mean they have done anything wrong, but this has been going on and there are too many things that could be underlying factors. This isn't all the baby goats moved.
I noticed that she is cleaning herself more than I have noticed before, be aware that she could have an infection, cystitis, Yeast, or UTI, that would make her feel off and can potentially cause lasting problems or even death. Post being in season is the most likely time for these problems, check for any discharge and if she suddenly swells in the abdomen, it is an emergency situation.
It's best to have her examined by your vet to be safe, she's acting like she is in pain. A stillborn [I've seen it happen were a single pup can be too large to pass] will cause severe pain and would hate to loose her due to an massive infection. Prayers she'll be okay.
My great grandmothers pit had 3 baby puppys in her and she had been to the vet many times before we took her into have a cist removed and they found them. She was 10 years old and had been fixed for the last 7 of them years when we found out.
Keep an eye on her Kevin. Beginning of the video she is looking at her bum. Half way in she's cleaning her private area. Is she in heat again? She might be having sympathy pangs for the babies or she isn't herself. May God Bless You All. Watch Cora now. So glad you didn't get the tornado's. Peace
My dog just had a pyometra and it is life threatening the longer you wait to get it treated. Hopefully that’s not what it is, but I would definitely have her checked! Love your videos also!!! ❤️
My dog is eight years old now and when she was almost 2 years old, she had a false pregnancy she was having milk and all that stuff acting like a mother to be for a dog would be so I took her to the vet and the vet confirmed that she was having a false pregnancy, but one thing she did tell me is these false pregnancies can cause cancer if she doesn’t breed or get her fixed And she can have the worst of cancer in her breast so she suggested that I think about it getting her fixed if I’m not going to breed her, but if I was going to breed her and try to get a Bread as soon as I could, so that was what I was tall about my dog and I live in Kansas and I did take my dog to the vet and that’s what they said that it can cause cancer
It breaks my heart to hear all the goats and Cora cry! I tend to agree with the others suggesting taking Cora to the vet just to make sure nothing IS wrong. I also agree for Cora it could be maternal instinct to cry for the baby goats as they cry for their mamas. I will just keep praying God will guide you and Rachel which path you should take ❤❤❤❤
Please have Cora checked.. Our 5 yr. old chihuahua was acting strange, drinking excessive amounts of water and peeing in the house every 15 minutes which we thought was just because of the tons of water she was drinking. (it was kinda warm out so we figured that was why). After a week of constant carpet cleaning and she wasn't eating anymore we took her into the animal emergency hospital since it was Veterans Day and regular vet was closed. After 3 nights (and $4200.00) we took her home with a severe diabetes. We were told that after she eats that night to give her a dose of Insulin ( but only AFTER she had a meal ). She did eat Thursday night and we injected her Insulin (our first experience). She never ate again, no matter what we tried...steak, burger, boiled chicken, eggs, even tried her favorite treats...NOTHING !!!!! We buried our girl June 4th up on the hill behind our home. We tried baby girl. We will forever blame ourselves for not having her checked sooner it MIGHT have saved her. RIP our precious Beaner.
The baby had a red plastic bat toy (like to hit a ball with) that was about a foot long. It had a squeaker in it. One day that little plastic bat rolled down the stairs. It started flipping end-over-end. At each step it hit the impact would cause it to make a squeak. My little dog saw this and heard it. She ran over to it, picked it up and instantly became it's mother. She wouldn't let anyone near her 'baby'. She slept with it, licked it, cuddled it all day and night for weeks. If you tried to take it from her she would growl at you. I'm pretty sure that the squeak from that toy must have triggered her mothering instinct. She was spade and had never had puppies until one day she became a mother to a red plastic bat. We got a lot of laughs out of it. She was a really sweet little mother. She was a little white Lasso Apso. I referred to her as my 'Asso Lapso' though. hehe. We loved that dog and the way she cared for her plastic puppy.
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Need to get that dog checked out ASAP
Poor Miss Cora.
Poor kora!
You need stop guessing and take her to the Vet. Hi from Fort Worth TX Violet Medrano Blessing.
Bless Cora
Take her to the vet
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Please take her to the vet!
Poor Cora 😢.
Love your Cora and Lietske and the great adventures. So sorry for Cora new “situation”. You guys have been through a great deal!, poor Cora! Love your posts!
Dogs grieve to for her babies
Please take her to the vet. Don't wait
The vet can answer all the questions
Love your channel ❤
Aw poor Kora I feel sorry for her
Please have a vet check Cora.❤🐾
Cora to the Vet!
Thanks for the video, as others have mentioned I hope you get Cora into the vet right away, her pain may be physical. I love watching your country life, I know it's hard work but it has to be better than those of us who live in concrete hell.
When Cora walked by you at 7.44 about she looks like something is wrong with her backend her walking looked off could be why shes whining 🤔
I agree you need to take her to the vets.
When is Cora's next check up with the vet?
Kevin, did you get her vet checked in case she has a dead puppy inside of her?
Hi Kev; As you know I'm from Ky. Back in 1948 my Das developed bleeding ulcers His Dr told him that he would probably die within 9-10months if he didn't get Nanyang and drink the milk. He did and got well and went on to live until 1974. We all loved the milk.
Please excuse my Hillbilly typing. My finger is too big to hit the correct letter.
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This is like taking a masters class so great.
Corka is cleaning herself like she's had some kind of discharge or something wrong, really need to get her checked.
I know it's a pain but it's necessary.
Love your videos!
It is kinda heartbreaking to see the little ones pulled away from their moms, but I know it's necessary. There's a lot about farming that's hard for us non-farmers. Keep up the good work!
Lum 💖
Our point exactly with Cora.
Poor Cora I hope she feels better soon and OMGosh those goats
Sending love to Cora ❤❤❤
We enjoy watching you
My heart goes out to Cora poor baby😢
I don’t leave comments either, but I watch. Love the animals 💖
hugs from pam and john keep it coming on video
Please take her to the vet, please?!
LGD are absolutely wonderful dogs and can have an incredible bond to their goat family members.
Hidden Heights your video was sad today.
Wow some of your viewers were/are pretty nasty. You are a wonderful guardian and you care deeply for your animals, your wife too. Things will get better. You just have a guard dog that takes her job seriously. I love your animals and your farms set up. Thanks for sharing your day and life.
🤗🤗🤗 ~Becka
Leeski is just a big ole love hog 😊
Please take her to the vet.
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Not trying to tell you what to do, but if she were mine, I would get her to the vet ASAP. Better safe than sorry, and clearly, something is very wrong. Especially since it started before you separated the goats. Just what I would do with my own sweet Freya pup.
You do things the way you feel is the best. And don’t worry about the negative comments. God bless
Do you have a mobile veterinarian that you could call to see Kora? It would be less stressful. Does your vet make farm calls?
Tough day for everyone..
I love all your videos Kevin and Rachel
The other day the flies were driving me crazy in the garden. They were so annoying. So I thought I would rub a little white vinegar on my arms, and see if that would keep them off of me. Hooray! Amazingly it worked! Just an experiment, but it sure made me happy. I could care less if I smelled like vinegar, as long as they weren't biting anymore. God bless
Cora is showing signs of pain and she's constantly licking herself so may have an infection..I think you should get her to a vet because you could lose her pretty fast.
Please listen to your viewers!
Hello family
I think that Cora might need to go to a Vet, just to make sure!! The way that you guys wean the kids seem to be the best way to do it. You see that quite a few of the kids have gone off pretty far from the fence!! Good Luck getting through the crying stage!! You guys are SO GOOD to your animals !!! LOVE YOU videos !!
I agree....might need to take Cora to the vet. With both dogs in with the mama goats, who is protecting and watching out for the babies?
Cora to the Vet.
Mr Kevin...plz dont listen to all these hatefuk,ignorant ppl. Yall are have a wonderful farm & u take great care of everything!! Im so sorry ppl say such rude & nasty things to u. Some people have nothing better to do but scroll the internet & find crap to complain abt..I love ur channel!! U keep doing u!!!
I'm an old lady that lives in town. Not much you can learn from my comment cause all I have is a backyard and I don't have any animals. But, I'm always watching and enjoying.
Poor Kora!🙏🏻🇺🇸❤️
As soon as the Mama's and the babies quite crying I think things will calm down.
Hi there, my name is Janet and IM following you guys because I am looking at home. I am from Oklahoma, lived in Salina, Pryor Claremore and actually I was born in Claremore. I am now currently in California and I just love looking at the oak trees and hearing about things from home, and I love the little goats and your little birds and now I feel like I know you guises family I grew up on sling creek And going to blue hole and I know you’re familiar with all those places. My grandparents place was on grand Lake or Hudson Lake and fished out there all my life anyway, I just wanted to say hi thanks for sharing your life with me and letting me have a touch of home
Maybe you should take her to the vet and get her checked out??? That med may have really screwed up her hormones.
Please take Cora to the Vet!
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That was an impressive feat. You guys work well together.
You dogs are getting big
I so enjoy watching your family & farm. It soothes my soul. Thank you!! 😊
Could you let her in with the babies? Maybe make sure one isn’t dead in Cora, or maybe a uti?
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Love❤ your channel
Kevin you already know that it will take a few days & most of the crying will stop- with a couple of exceptions. Clingers, helicopter Mamas! Lol
Kora will calm down then also. Shes just hormonal right now & it makes her sad to hear them cry
Hope you & Rachel can get back to sleeping.
Blessings on HHF Family 🙏🙏🌹
Love 🌻 from NC 💜
Love your video
Oh, sweet girl. Bless her heart God love her. I'm heartbroken for her.
It could be a Pyometra which can be fatal. She needs to be taken to a vet to make sure that there aren't any dead puppies, and risk of infection. We have lost a dog to this before.
PLEASE take Cora to the Vet!
Kora needs to see a vet. She keeps licking herself somethings not right. I agree there may be a puppy that passed
She doesn't show signs in this video of Pyometra. I don't see any heavy bleeding from her, so I don't think so
@@mamabird9464 I lost a girl with Pyometra, and she never bled at all.
A friend of ours had a registered Australian Shepherd who had this condition. He got her spayed but then she was of no use to him, so he gave her to us. She was the best dog.
Kevin, I agree it's a great idea yo get C 3:48 Cora to the vet. She could be in trouble
Seems to me Cora may be in pain ,hence the whimpering,and she's paying more attention to her lady bits .A trip to the vet might be a great idea about now.Bless you all.
Take Cora to the Vet! Please!
I can’t imagine what your going through an it must be hard on everybody 🙏
It is worrisome that Cora is losing weight. Also she's licking herself more. A trip to the Vet would be a priority to me. Please take her! ❤😢❤
Absolutely agree!
Shame poor Cora but she will get better just take time to get over it
I feel bad for poor Kora....a hormonal imbalance would feel so bad....especially also hearing the mama and baby goats crying for each other. Will she ever be bred? If not, probably best to have her spayed. Love y'alls videos....I always look forward to them. I watched the one with Rachel and Kya (sp?) with the goat having her 3 kids; it was amazing, I truly enjoyed it. Kya is so sweet and precious. Thank you! 😊💘
Cora needs to go to the vet.
Cora to the Vet
Thanks for sharing.
Kevin and Rachel, I really enjoy your videos. I have been watching for 2 1/2 -3 years and I learn so much from you. Lately I have really enjoyed watching your beautiful daughter, Kayla. She has grown so much and has such a beautiful smile. She just seems like such sweet heart and real pleasure to be around.
I'm sorry Cora is unhappy. Maybe a Veterinary visit would be a wise thing to do. Just in case she miscarried and could have unknown issues. I noticed she was checking her back end a few times. Dogs are hard to figure out sometimes for me. So maybe I'm just being a Mom. Lol. I'm accused of being overprotective sometimes. Lol. I hope everything works out for her. I love seeing your animals. I love how wonderful you all are with the care you give. God Bless You all
Great observation. Why do we see it and the owners don't? Get Cora to the Vet!
Guard Dog very sad
HOMEMADE FLY CATCHER: In a gallon jug with 2- 3 drinking straw sized holes on the side (not the top), combine 1 qt water, 1/2 cup sugar, 2 small chopped apples, and a tsp of Dawn. Hang it from a tree branch far away from your house. It's going to stink, but it will fill up with flies and possibly wasps.
Kevin milk them out as they swell. You don’t want them to get mastitis. You know you can take Kora over to the babies with Leeski while you are feeding the adults and that will settle Kora’s hormones. She’s more sensitive because she has a hormonal imbalance. 🐐🥰💐🙏🐐
God Bless and l love yall 💕💕💕
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Please take her to the Vets, I know it stresses her out but I think she needs to go. If this isn't typical behavior, you need to make sure she is okay.
I agree the fact she is licking her vulva in the video, can indicate an uterus infection known as pyometra which not caught early can be fatal. Please get her checked out at vets.
She's licking her vulva a lot, I agree she needs a vet check, a pyometra is life threatening.
A pyometra is when the horns in the bitches reproductive system fill with puss and infection.
It's normal for dogs to lick themselves. She's likely crying due to the goats crying.
@@beckysutherland2065 actually Kevin said in his video she was doing this BEFORE they took the babies, so I respectfully disagree. Depression in a dog is deadly! It doesn't mean they have done anything wrong, but this has been going on and there are too many things that could be underlying factors. This isn't all the baby goats moved.
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Please have Cora veterinarian checked.
Take her to the vet just to be safe
Thank you, Kevin, for another great video!
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Please take Cora to the vet?
You need to take her to the vet right away❤
Take Cora to the Vet
Come on quit recording and PLEASE take Cora to the vet .
I noticed that she is cleaning herself more than I have noticed before, be aware that she could have an infection, cystitis, Yeast, or UTI, that would make her feel off and can potentially cause lasting problems or even death. Post being in season is the most likely time for these problems, check for any discharge and if she suddenly swells in the abdomen, it is an emergency situation.
Exactly!
It's because of the baby goats 🐐 crying, animals sympathize just like humans and she understands that they are upset 😢 ! Bless her heart 🙏
You should consult the vet
It's best to have her examined by your vet to be safe, she's acting like she is in pain. A stillborn [I've seen it happen were a single pup can be too large to pass] will cause severe pain and would hate to loose her due to an massive infection. Prayers she'll be okay.
Please listen...take Cora to the Vet!
My great grandmothers pit had 3 baby puppys in her and she had been to the vet many times before we took her into have a cist removed and they found them. She was 10 years old and had been fixed for the last 7 of them years when we found out.
Keep an eye on her Kevin. Beginning of the video she is looking at her bum. Half way in she's cleaning her private area. Is she in heat again? She might be having sympathy pangs for the babies or she isn't herself. May God Bless You All. Watch Cora now. So glad you didn't get the tornado's. Peace
Yes and the Constant licking I’m betting she’s gotten an infection, please take her to the vet😢
Vet please!
My dog just had a pyometra and it is life threatening the longer you wait to get it treated. Hopefully that’s not what it is, but I would definitely have her checked! Love your videos also!!! ❤️
Same thing I just said o Kevin.
My dog is eight years old now and when she was almost 2 years old, she had a false pregnancy she was having milk and all that stuff acting like a mother to be for a dog would be so I took her to the vet and the vet confirmed that she was having a false pregnancy, but one thing she did tell me is these false pregnancies can cause cancer if she doesn’t breed or get her fixed And she can have the worst of cancer in her breast so she suggested that I think about it getting her fixed if I’m not going to breed her, but if I was going to breed her and try to get a Bread as soon as I could, so that was what I was tall about my dog and I live in Kansas and I did take my dog to the vet and that’s what they said that it can cause cancer
I used to use big bug zappers. They are pretty at night too.
Helicopter momma goat🤣
Cora appears to be limping a bit. She might be in pain. Maybe take her to the vet.
It breaks my heart to hear all the goats and Cora cry! I tend to agree with the others suggesting taking Cora to the vet just to make sure nothing IS wrong. I also agree for Cora it could be maternal instinct to cry for the baby goats as they cry for their mamas. I will just keep praying God will guide you and Rachel which path you should take ❤❤❤❤
For a to the Vet.
Please take Cora to the vet to make sure that she does have an infection or retained placenta from a miscarriage.
Another one... please take Cora to the Vet!
Please have Cora checked.. Our 5 yr. old chihuahua was acting strange, drinking excessive amounts of water and peeing in the house every 15 minutes which we thought was just because of the tons of water she was drinking. (it was kinda warm out so we figured that was why). After a week of constant carpet cleaning and she wasn't eating anymore we took her into the animal emergency hospital since it was Veterans Day and regular vet was closed. After 3 nights (and $4200.00) we took her home with a severe diabetes. We were told that after she eats that night to give her a dose of Insulin ( but only AFTER she had a meal ). She did eat Thursday night and we injected her Insulin (our first experience). She never ate again, no matter what we tried...steak, burger, boiled chicken, eggs, even tried her favorite treats...NOTHING !!!!! We buried our girl June 4th up on the hill behind our home. We tried baby girl. We will forever blame ourselves for not having her checked sooner it MIGHT have saved her. RIP our precious Beaner.
Vet please!
So sorry for the loss of Beaner
The baby had a red plastic bat toy (like to hit a ball with) that was about a foot long. It had a squeaker in it. One day that little plastic bat rolled down the stairs. It started flipping end-over-end. At each step it hit the impact would cause it to make a squeak. My little dog saw this and heard it. She ran over to it, picked it up and instantly became it's mother. She wouldn't let anyone near her 'baby'. She slept with it, licked it, cuddled it all day and night for weeks. If you tried to take it from her she would growl at you. I'm pretty sure that the squeak from that toy must have triggered her mothering instinct. She was spade and had never had puppies until one day she became a mother to a red plastic bat. We got a lot of laughs out of it. She was a really sweet little mother. She was a little white Lasso Apso. I referred to her as my 'Asso Lapso' though. hehe. We loved that dog and the way she cared for her plastic puppy.